If totally open only means the software, aren't some x86 boxes there already, assuming you can replace the BIOS with coreboot? If you can replace BIOS and firm

If totally open only means the software, aren't some x86 boxes there already, assuming you can replace the BIOS with coreboot? If you can replace BIOS and firmware with free software, than you got a computer that runs only free software. "Totally open" is a vague term with no boundaries on its interpretation. I just specified what the post meant, not provided a definition for "open". Maybe that's just me Not just you. It would be awesome.